Sentence examples similar to touch of fascination from inspiring English sources

Bergman says, "I still have the same feeling of fascination.

New gave off sparks of fascination while scrutinizing and touching features of the altarpiece's ancient oak.

Given these trends, it's not surprising that the wave of fascination with neurological quirks has also touched contemporary literature.

Wilder limns the tale's eroticism with droll touches seemingly borrowed from Lubitsch (including several involving the sentimental strains of "Fascination" played by hired fiddlers), and the ending is a classic of whirlwind romanticism.

The work of Walter Sickert revolved around an idiosyncratic fascination with the actual touch of a brush on canvas.

They've become a point of fascination.

Tree height represented a measure of fascination.

Parking meters became objects of fascination.

But there are sporadic moments of fascination.

She is an object of fascination.

SYMMETRY has been a source of fascination since ancient times.